The phrase "advisable to replace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that it would be wise or prudent to substitute one thing for another.
Example: "In light of the recent issues, it is advisable to replace the outdated software with a more efficient version."
Alternatives: "recommended to substitute" or "wise to change".
If you see any breaks or exposed wiring, it is advisable to replace the entire cord.
First, it seems advisable to replace gold nanorods with silver-coated nanorods [63] or to investigate other types of nonspherical gold or silver nanoparticles [64].
Since the purpose of the AP filter is to estimate the image at the center pixel, but is highly sensitive to noise [17], it is advisable to replace the AP filter with a better designed filter that can augment edge-preservation and noise robustness.
Hence, it might be advisable to replace "immediate death" with other descriptors that were better accepted.
It might therefore be advisable to replace atropine by scopolamine, although extrapolation of the dose from animal research to the human situation remains difficult (Wetherell et al. 2007).
To make the results of different studies comparable (even if they use different sets of design parameters) it might be advisable to replace the (x, y -score by -scoreinal metric that is equally easy to compute and has a similar intuitive interpretation.
Given the amount of time and money to be spent on this retro fit, it may be advisable to either replace the failed ballast with the same electromechanical technology or replace the entire fixture altogether.
Sometimes the easiest way in getting rid of any addiction is to replace it with another addiction, but this is not always advisable.
To replace Michael Steele?
Panthers to replace banner.
93 104 When exposed to heat stress in the days preceding competition, it may, however, be advisable to remind athletes to drink sufficiently and replace electrolyte losses to ensure that euhydration is maintained.
